A person who acclaims or expresses strong approval, praise, or enthusiasm for something or someone.
From 'acclaim' (from Latin 'acclamare': ad- 'to' + clamare 'to shout') + agent suffix '-er.' A relatively uncommon word denoting one who provides accolades.
Critics are essentially 'acclaimers'—think of film festival audiences who jump to their feet applauding. There's something enthusiastic and participatory about being an acclaimer versus just approving something quietly.
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